Examples of using Countries to develop in English and their translations into Finnish
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At the same time, everyone wants the poor countries to develop.
India was one of the first countries to develop relations with the European Union.
There should be no further delays and no restrictions as an incentive to these countries to develop their infant industries.
The Recommendation called on countries to develop core competencies for patients on patient safety.
EU collaboration with developing countries will allow those countries to develop research capacities.
Encouraging poorer countries to develop is an ideal shared by all of us, particularly those on the left.
In addition it has to be linked with policies that help poor countries to develop, through agriculture in particular.
We have moved on from the first exclusively commercial agreements to agreements by means of which we are helping those countries to develop.
We must provide education and help the countries to develop training programmes and facilities.
It is rather paradoxical in that we can protect agriculture in particular,while at the same time enabling many of the least developed countries to develop.
Over 80% of Europeans think that helping countries to develop ÍS important(survey conducted in 2002) f.
We need a good policy to prevent the situation deteriorating in places such as Africa due to the exodus of educated people, andwe need instead to help these countries to develop.
The results of the study can help the countries to develop and complete a database of dioxin sources and emission factors.
The Roadmap offers considerable flexibility in its approach which enables countries to develop appropriate action plans.
The EU has therefore encouraged the Western Balkan countries to develop intra-regional cooperation and enhance coordination in the field of common transport policy.
A freer world market for agricultural products would make it easier for people in poor countries to develop their agriculture.
One of our main concerns is to help these countries to develop into stable, independent democracies which have close ties with Europe.
Attendance at our institutions of higher education would be an excellent opportunity for students from those countries to develop according to Western standards.
This would also allow these countries to develop, for the benefit of their peoples too, in direct disproportion to any economic results there would be in the Member States of the EU.
Today we are talking about Djibouti and other countries, and I am firmly convinced that if we take the right measures now we can help these countries to develop peacefully and to avoid war.
A number of Member States co-operate with third countries to develop and improve anti money laundering systems.
The Commission recognises the need to step up cooperation among EU Member States, candidate, potential candidate, and other neighbouring countries, and to support countries to develop tailor-made strategies.
Thriving local production can mean a chance for these countries to develop economically and a way forward for democratic development.
The effects of dismantling customs barriers and eliminating quantitative restrictions to trade during the transitional period were very positive, allowing intra-Community trade andtrade between the EEC and third countries to develop rapidly.
Space technologies can strengthen its development efforts, andhelp other countries to develop access to information, raise skills levels and better manage their resources.
I believe that the European Commission should play a greater coordinating role in order to ensure the timely and safe closure of these nuclear reactors, to guarantee transparency as regards the use of funds,and to encourage these countries to develop alternative energy and create new jobs.
The Commission will work closely with international organisations and third countries to develop respective approaches to rulemaking and, where possible, promote convergence.
On the one hand, it would promote effectively the consolidation of the internal market, contributing to the breaking down of physical and cultural obstacles which hinder this process; on the other hand, it would support Europeanintegration in different political sectors, helping countries to develop coordinated and shared projects.
What about exchanges of school pupils, students and trainees,who travel to other European countries to develop their own skills, work in a European environment and make themselves competitive in years to come?
The EU is in parallel to this also pursuing actions in non-EU countries of origin and transfer of victims, aiming in particular at raising awareness, reducing vulnerability, supporting and assisting victims,fighting the root causes of trafficking and supporting countries to develop appropriate anti-trafficking legislation.